Sunday, 27 september 2026.
Trial for Sanski Most Crimes Begins April 13
The trial of four former Bosnian Serb Army soldiers charged with war crimes in the Sanski Most area from 1992-1994 will begin at the Bosnian state court on April 13.
More Than Sixty Srebrenica Victims Identified
The remains of the victims of the 1995 massacres will be buried on July 11 this year when the 20th anniversary of the killings is commemorated.
Slavuljica Admitted to Killings, Says Former Prosecutor
Testifying at the trial of former Bosnian Serb paramilitary forces, Branko Peric said that defendant Dario Slavuljica had admitted to killing civilians in the summer of 1992. Peric was a...
Bosnian Serb MP’s Srebrenica Genocide Trial Opens
Dragomir Vasic, an ex-police chief charged with genocide soon after becoming an MP in the country’s Serb-led Republika Srpska entity parliament, went on trial in Sarajevo.
Mladic ‘Didn’t Tell Troops to Massacre Bosniaks’
A former Bosnian Serb Army officer told his ex-commander Ratko Mladic’s trial that the defendant never made a gesture indicating that all Bosniak prisoners from Srebrenica would be killed in...
Defense Witnesses Provide Alibi for Salcin
At today’s hearing of the Dzevad Salcin trial, defense witnesses said that Salcin was in the village of Grabovci in Konjic in April and May 1993 - the time period...
New Mental Health Examination of Nedzad Hodzic Ordered
The Bosnian state court decided to examine Nedzad Hodzic’s mental health again, in order to determine whether he is capable of following the trial proceedings. A mental health examination will...
Examination of Skeletal Remains Confirms Victim’s Identity
Damir Marjanovic, a court expert testifying at the trial of three former members of the Bosnian Serb Army, confirmed that skeletal remains exhumed in Kucice belonged to murder victim Zuhra...
Witnesses Describe Detention of Lug Residents at Maric Trial
A state prosecution witness at the Nikola Maric trial said that Maric took her husband away, and that he was murdered after his abduction.
Extension of Custody Measures Requested for Ikonic and Ilic
The Bosnian state prosecution proposed to extend custody measures for Milisav Ikonic and Zoran Ilic, both suspected of having committed war crimes in Rogatica. The defendant’s defense attorneys both objected...
Bosnia Indicts Fighters for Livno Prisoner Abuses
The Bosnian prosecution filed an indictment against three former Croatian Defence Council fighters for allegedly abusing over 300 illegally-detained Serb prisoners in Livno in 1992 and 1993.
Bosnian State Prosecution Criticized Over Transfer of War Crimes Cases
Entity level prosecutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina are dissatisfied with the practice of transferring war crimes from the state level to the entities, after indictments have already been raised. This...